Now British people, for whom queuing is sacred and arguably an Olympic Sport for them, queuing in Spain seems chaotic and decidedly foreign. Nationals from other European countries are not much impressed either.
A woman in her mid 60s was arrested at the Almuñécar bus station, suspected of drug trafficking after finding over 600 grammes of hashish in a package.
The Guardia Civil arrested a man in his mid 40s, suspected of attempting to deceive an elderly woman into believing that he was an authorised gas fitter, come to check the installations.
This Wednesday officers from the National Police stopped a couple at the train station in the city of Valencia and arrested them after confirming that a warrant had been issued for their arrest.
The Guardia Civil arrested two, middle-aged individuals in Almuñécar, suspected of drug trafficking, after a cocaine was found in their vehicle when stopped at a road check.
Dúrcal residents were very surprised to find out that somebody had attacked someone else with a chainsaw – visions of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre spring to mind, although it wasn’t that dramatic.
The Policía Nacional has managed to thwart a forced marriage, involving a 14-year-old girl, who was virtually sold to a man in Italy.
Well, it should be of no surprise when you host a vast influx of humanity that a few light-fingered will pop through the doorway; it might sound like something out of Trumps agenda, but we’re referring to thieves on the Costa Tropical.
The Granada Policía Local arrested a woman on Monday after allegedly trying to stab one of their police officers.
The summer doesn’t only bring lots of tourists to the coast; it also brings a lot of people who struggle with the concept of adjacent ownership; i.e., the light fingered!